
During a speech focused on economic policy in Savannah, Georgia, former President Donald Trump made an error by referring to Charlottesville, Virginia, as 'Charlottestown.' Trump was discussing his plans to boost U.S. manufacturing when he veered off topic to criticize Vice President Kamala Harris for allegedly lying about 'Charlottestown.'
Trump claimed victory in a recent debate with Harris, despite accusations from the GOP that the moderators were biased against him. He accused Harris of spreading lies, citing examples such as 'bloodbath' and 'Charlottestown.'